Comptroller General of the United States, February 14, 1963_.

Securities and Exchange Commission, February 15, 1963–

S. 920:

Department of the Air Force, August 28, 1963.

Department of Justice, May 17, 1962, and August 29, 1963..

Department of State, August 27, 1963.

Federal Communications letter, August 27, 1963, comments

July 3, 1963.

FCC letter to Phillip S. Hughes, Bureau of Budget, August 1,
1963__

S. 1005:

Comptroller General of the United States, March 11, 1963___

Federal Communications Commission with explanatory state-
ment, February 20, 1963-

Office of Emergency Planning, May 28, 1963_

S. 1193:

Federal Communications Commission with explanatory state-

ment, March 14, 1963___

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF WITNESSES AND DATE OF

APPEARANCE

Goldwater, Hon. Barry, U.S. Senator from Arizona, September 3, 1963.
Proxmire, Hon. William, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, September 4, 1963--
Booth, Robert M., Jr., general counsel, American Radio Relay League,
1735 DeSales Street, NW., Washington D.C., September 3, 1963-
Henry, Hon. E. William, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission,
accompanied by Commissioner Frederick W. Ford, Commissioner Ken-
neth A. Cox, and Max D. Paglin, General Counsel, September 4, 1963--
Hoover, Herbert, Jr., president, American Radio Relay Leqgue, 900 Wil-
shire Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif., September 3, 1963..
Huntoon, John, secretary and general manager, American Radio Relay
League, 574 Hills Street, East Hartford, Conn., September 3, 1963-
Meyers, Raymond E., director of Southwest Division, American Radio
Relay League, Box 4, San Gabriel, Calif., September 3, 1963---

Documents submitted for the record:

S. 708, S. 1005, and S. 1193:

Appendix A-Analyses of programs; Veterans', FCC..

Appendix B-Analyses of sources of proposed programs during

segments of the broadcast day, FCC

Appendix C-Analyses of Programs, Capital Cities, FCC..

FCC initial decision of Hearing Examiner J. D. Bond, August 11,

1959, dockets 12493 and 12494-

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FCC decision re application of Veterans' Broadcasting Co., Inc.,

and Capital Cities Television Corp. for construction permits,

dockets 12493 and 12494, July 18, 1960_ - .

FCC public notice granting Capital Cities application and deny-

ing Veterans' application, May 27, 1960..

Item from Congressional Record, July 2, 1960---

Items from Congressional Record, June 20, 1960-

Items from Congressional Record, June 24, 1960.

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Documents submitted for the record-Continued

S. 708, S. 1005, and S. 1193--Continued

Items from Congressional Record, August 10, 1960..

Items from New York Herald Tribune, June 25, 1960.

Items from Washington Star, June 24, 1960..

Items from Washington Post, June 26, 1960-

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Press release from office of Senator Proxmire, June 24, 1960..

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S. 920:

Air Force resolution, Peter J. Schenk, June 22, 1963-

Appendix to statement of Mr. Huntoon, American Radio Relay

League..

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FCC memorandum opinion and order, April 17, 1963-

FCC public notice, April 17, 1963.

International "Q" signals.

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List of countries extending privilege of operating amateur radios

to Americans_

Prefixes by countries_

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Proposal to amend S. 920 submitted by Fred E. Huntley on

behalf of Anti-Communist Amateur Radio Network..

4

Letters submitted for the record:

Anderson, Austin G., trustee, Moody Bible Institute, 820 North

LaSalle, Street, Chicago 10, Ill., October 20, 1961.

21

Avary, Hugh D., Colonel, 133 Grierson Avenue, Fort Huachuca, Ariz.,

August 30, 1961..

16

Baker, Gilbert L., 838 Maple Avenue, Findlay, Ohio, March 10, 1963,

and October 13, 1961__

8

Booth, Robert M., Jr., General Counsel American Radio Relay

League, Washington, D.C., October 3, 1963 -

Brogdon, Albert M., APO 757, New York, N. Y., November 1, 1962--

Cochran, Nickles A., Peru Presbyterian Mission, Casilla III, Aya-

cucho, Peru, South America, November 17, 1961.

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Combs, P. C., general supervisor, River Division, Orinoco Mining

Co., Puerto Ordaz, Estado Bolivar, Venezuela, South America,

May 8, 1962.

Coodley, Alfred E., M.D., 10921 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles 24,

Calif., June 11, 1963.

Day, William E., A1C, Torrejon Air Force Base, Spain, October 28,

1961..

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21

Frandsen, Julius, U.P. International, 714 National Press Building,
NW., Washington 4, D.C., May 23, 1962.

Gogte, Shri V. M., assistant wireless adviser, Government of India,
New Delhi, to I. O. Ebert of East Lansing, Mich., April 19, 1963--

Hawkins, H. W., M.D., 23510 Berdon Street, Woodland Hills, Calif.,

March 18, 1963.

17

9

Holler, Faye L. and Frayser C., Jr., 631 Haley Drive, Albany, Ga.,

October 30, 1961.

15

Huber for the Governor, French Polynesia, Papeete, Tahita, to Dr.

Bruce R. Merril, June 4, 1962_..

18

Huntley, Fred E., secretary, Anti-Communist Amateur Radio Net-
work, 972 Grizzly Peak Boulevard, Berkeley 8, Calif., April 20,
1963, with attachments and letter of September 7, 1963, with attach-
ments..

Messenger, Charles, General Radiotelephone Co., Burbank, Calif.,

September 12, 1963-

Montgomery, J. B., president, Air Force Association, 1901 Pennsyl-
vania Avenue NW., Washington 6, D.C., July 3, 1963.
Perry, Charles G., Lista de Correos, Magangué, Bolivar, November
17, 1962

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18

Schafer, Paul C., president, Schafer Customs Engineering, 235 South
Third Street, Burbank, Calif., November 14, 1961.
Sherman, Earle W., director, Centro Cultural Costarricense-Norte-
americano, San Jose, Costa Rica, September 12, 1961-

Teague, Charles M., Member of Congress, 13th District, California,

June 26, 1963_

Thomas, John S., care of Bendix, Building N161 NASA, Wallops Island

Station, Va., May 14, 1962_.

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Tibbetts, D. Reginald, chief engineer, U.P. International, News
Building, 220 East 42d Street, New York 17, N.Y., August 31, 1963.

Ward, Robert E., Rev. Augustana Lutheran Mission, Post Office

Singida, Tanganyika Terrace, East Africa, December 1, 1961................

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